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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-30
FOR SALEl,
LEGAL NOTICES.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
In tho Circuit Court OF Ohio County, West VIZ
g!ula: fg.-, E,5=.. Is iss
Benjamin s. Allison, edministra. ~ HI.
HmYih, dcceasrd. Z. % NI...t In Chancery.
Ann NJ. smyth md others.

6Mytn CcCcahcu, esls Al oahuecAJ.
vs.. ..fI 50 ! - ~ n
Ann NJ. Smylh md others T7'f
BY virtue oil M order entered III tho above en-.
titled cause Oh tho 18th day Of November, 1857,
Is referred 10 the undersigned commissioner IN
chauCcry OF tho said court 10 take, Rtste ana re-
port au account, as follows: 80. q 81 :. "a !.
First-What personal property was lait BY Robert
J. smyth, deceased, mud tho Value thereof; x :
Sec0nd-Wbat real estate was lett by the said
Robert J. Smy til aud the PROBABLE value thereof: ,
Third-What debts exist against tho estate OF
thcSa!t dGcedcnt. aud tho amounts aud prlorities
thereof; .n..-3 /,
fouIlh-whai liens exist agaiust such estate and
tho prioritles thereof; " =, =. ~ Z, l.
Flith-Iho nSe OF tho defendant Ann NJ. smyth !;
six.h-Au account Of the receipts and disburso'
renu OF tho palntin;
seyen,h-Any other matters doomed Pertinent
By the commissioner or required by any party
hereto 10 be reported.
Notice Is hereby given that tho undersigned has
1xed upon Wednesday, the llth day OF January
lssS, commencing at nine o'clock a. M, the lline.
and his oicc No. 1220 Cha Inc streot In tho ely
OF wheeling, Ohio county, West Virginia, as tne
place At which no will proceed to ascertain anu
report III, seye!Al matters III the laid order o. o.
Given uuder my hand this sth day Of Dceember
1857. VI ts5 .s5ss:J OSEpA X. PAuLL
s,gl5 Commissioner.
EksxISE 4 ALIIroN, q ~ ~ s. = Z :
Solicitors for Complainant. dc9.r
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Nam es Of tho Months,

The Roman names Of the months, as |
eettled by Augustus, have also been used |
In all Christian countries excepting Hol.
land, where the following set OF names
nravaila. ...r. ."Ur. = va ~ 49,
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Colgate's Hnchet Powders

Cashmere Bouquet, Heliotrope and
Violet are very useful IN making up holt
day gifts. Now ready.
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Live StUCk

CHICAGO, Dec. c0.-The Droyer', Journal rcnortu
Catte-Rece:pu 9Of0 head shipments 5000 head:
market steady; choice s. 25a5 Is: good So 9Oa5 CO..
socke,s and feeders 81 teas co. Texas cattle 81 ia
275 Hoss-Receipts 1900 head: shipments ID, ODD
q; heavy s. ions e5: skIps s. 4Oa4 TO- sheep-Rc.
ceipls 3 800 head: shipments l.5CO head; market
strong; choice IS C0a5 81; Inferior 10 good s. OOS
81 90. IT. M . - -, -
shipments 2lS head; nothing doing; al through
consignment. Hogs-Receipis LOO head; ship.
m n 2.2.0 head; market active: philadelpbias
Is 75aS 70; mixed IS 5Oa5 G5; YorkeB IS 45a5 80:
common TO fair IS l5a5 50. sheep-ReccIps 500
head; shipments 500 head; market firm at ycster.
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HIN e "A MILE
Skim Diseases

Our Oldest child, now SIX years Of age, when an
inisnt Elk months old was attacked with yirulent,
malignant skin disease. All ordinary rcmet ies
failing. We called our family physician. who al.
temnted to euro 1t; but It spread with almost In.
credible rapldity, until tho lower portion Of the
little fellows person. from tho middle OF his back
down to his knees, WAS one solid rash, ugly, pain.
full. b!0tched, aud malicious. We had no rest at
night, no peace at day. Finally, We were advised
TO Try CudcuEa Remedies. The eject was simply
marvellous. In three or four weeks a complete
cure was wrought leaving the little fellow pe,son
az white and healthy az though he had never been
attacked. IN my opinion your valuable remedies
saved his litc: aud To-day he is a strong, healthy
having ever occurred. g.siF -. b =, =
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Petroleum..

NEW foIS. Dec. G9.-Pctto!cum opened weak al
SSllsc and after the first sales declined to Sic,
followed by period OF decided streugth, ad.
vancing to soc. but weakened again aud deciiued
lhc, closing weak at size. Sales 1850, 900 barrels
On. CITY, Pa, Bee. 20 Opened a. Ss1Sc lowest
barrels cleaIanCcs COO barrels runs 81 $50 bar.
re,s; shipments $3.50 barrels; charters q 42S bar.
p!rspuaGH. FA., Dec. 2o-Petroleum Irregular
and fairly actiye opened at SS1Se closed al S1Ic:
highest Soc; lowest S67kc. 49," :. -' ''aS'
BRADFORD. Pa. Dec. 29.-Opened at ss1&c: high.
2,03S, 0C0 barrels. e. -
TrTusv1LLr PA. Dec. 29-opened at SS16c; hIgh.
est SOC; lowest sGNc: closed Ut size, .
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TOR SALE,

OHIO COUNTY FARM FOR SALE
W Gltuated about II miles from Wheeling and
miles southeast OF Nest Liberty $50 Rtrcs
more or less. on which is substantial Frame
most valuable firms In the county and will be sold
cheap and GU reasonable terms. For further inior.
nation call OIL or address Joserh Harvey. onthc
premises, or HIRAM YOUNG,
drl5 Rcal Estate Agent, Wheeling, W. Va. b
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January. .LAuwmaand ..m~ Chilly month.
febrchry.""."s u rokelmnnnd..V Vegetation month.
March. -LontmRand. .."."Spring month.
April .Grasmaand ....... Grass mouth.
May see" .."....B lowmaSru ..~... Flower month.
juno ..... ...ZomermRaud ...a.. Summer month.
July""", ".".. hooymRaiid......llay month.
August. ......O ostmuAnd.... Harvest month.
september... :. iierstmaarld ....". Autumn mouth.
October .."..-W ynmRRnd ........ Wine month.
slagtm aand Slaughter month.
Decent cr,.".- Wintermasnd".... " Inter month.
These characteristic names OF the
months are the remains OF the ancient
Gaulish titles, which were also used by
our Anglo.ssxon ancestors.
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L MEnrtu s'aIk y


Mr. J. D. Mclean writes rs follows in
The National !Stockmun:
Farming is the best of the occupations
Of man. What mora honorable position
can a man fill than to be called model
farmer? We notice the model farmer at
the present whiting, as he drives of so or
100 ~ell.fatted porkets, cold at S. 25 per
cwt., or as he hauls off his 50.cant corn, or
his wheat q. so cents, all OF which haa
brought BEeat TO the sturdy brow-but it
is a pleasure. Model lsrmiug costa more
than slovonly farming and reaps large.
profit. The great secret Of successful farm
Ing Is to produce the largest crops with
the least e1pense;i G., economy Is wealth.
Right here l will beg leaye to differ with
W. !. Brown in regard to the expense Of
producing valuable wheat crop. Bro,
Brown knows, or should know, that at the
present price OF wheat it must be market
cd or housed for less than $40 per acre,
In the first place farmers have learned
that is too expensive to pillow stubble
ground to COW wheat; or, in the secoud
place, that corn land will produce more
grain and is SURE OF q fair average crop.
lake for instance a ten.scre field; the
corn having been cut for feeding: n,
Rent and taxes on loacres $50 %
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overnment and State bonds dull aud steady.
uoNDs-CLosED DIr

uoND8-ClosED 3D. III nv N
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Y. = a. conpol..-.-1 Northern Fac. frstaliSE
ns =. ~ Isg....""los North. pac secondGlo2
faoino G'Soi '9&.".".llg INV, detentufes, 5S.10S
Louisiana stamp. d. 9lss|5t. l. & y. T. Gen. .lllx
missouri 6s..."...lG2 81. Paul -l76I
rem: 6ssetllements ISL p, Q. & =. trss li9I
go 6s....."..".-." 90 Tex. y Pac.land gr'G 4755{
40 a.,:...;..s. ..." ~ Tex. d Pac. K u, OK. -
central Pacific hrsu ll6ll TIA c0upons......... CO
u q T. y. nnu;....l lShl Union Pac. anu ...14
y: q Il. q. WesthB9 % West Shore...........l02
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Q. z. LORD, Gen, PAS, Agent
W. ID. GLkMENTS, Manager, ~ - - !.

plTISBURGH, CINCINNATI & ST,
J. LOUIS RAILWAY Co.-Panhandle Route.
Under schedule In effect MAY %, 1857, traini
leave wheeling, Central Standard time. For steu.
6env1lc and Pittsburgh, 6:85 a. nj, 1875 D. u,,,i
800 p. m. For steubenville, S:O5 ,. nj. Tho Cad
o. m: and sos p. m. tral1B mako direct connection
Tor Columbus. Cincinnati. Indianapolis and Obi.
ca9o. me 2:S5 p. N. train makes direct conueo.
ton for Columbus aud Chicago. .TI 10, 7I'6.-f
Trains arrive At Wheeling, Oils q. NJ. 1918 a. M,
$50 Q. M, ana 6:00 y. m 70 l#l1s-s=.: my2t L
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sunoay trains on K.& 0. Railway arrive at
Charleston at 6:lo .. m waiting Tor o. K. K. r.
train No. at Point Pleasant, This ia the short
tickets via. the Ohio River Railroad. For Iniorma.
lion regarding raes routes, ETC., address n
". J. ROBINSON, Gen'l Pus Ese,t, "A
FRED. HUsEMEN, 't'. -.
Tray. Pass Agent, Wheeling b Il ~,
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-HOUSES NO. is AND 20
A. Seventh street. Enquire on premises. dcl2
TOR SAlE-uOUSE NO. SO FOUR.
II TENTH street, Apply at HESS DRUG
STORE, opposite Postoillce ~ W = de29
A GOOD INVESTMENT. .s.-.. ~
IN $4,000 Ronds bearing SIX per cent arc OF.
Tered for a few days. For particulars address
.rtt.Fr G. a SCaAEFER & CO., Hss'
Cor. Fourteenth and Market Streets.
dcl3 s"E wheeling. W. Va.
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CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH RAIL
" ROAD.-Under schedule in effect MAY a
1857, trains leave Bridgeport, Central Standard
time: For Plttsbnrgh and Cleveland. $40 q. m. 2
l:12 p. m. For Pittsburgh, 1917 q. m. For Wells
Vile, i:H .. m. For steubenvlle, 1895 4. n. For (
Martins Ferry, GAS a. m. ! - 'sIEf. ~
Trains arrive at Bridgeport At 1853 a. NJ. 1887
M, 2;s6 p. NJ, 5:lo p M, 4:6 p. NJ, and 1888 p. m
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Atty at Law and Ex.Pros. Atty, A.hland, o, +
Reference: J. G. Welst, Druggist, Ashland, TO-:
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now cited show that this abuse Of the
tribunals is the most hcinou element in
the crime Of larceny.

now cited show that this abuse Of the
tribunals is the most hcinous clemcn. in
the crime Of larceny,
TIE LAW AND TIn PROOFS.
Lawyer De Lancey here presents long
array OF citations from the legal rreccdenis
To show that under the laws these trustees
were guilty of secrcting, Withholding and
nppropriating 20 their own use this trust
property, and he quotes extensively from
Russell on Crimes, to show that the Grim
inali,y and maligni,y of thus particular
oiirnsc was aggravated by the cunning use
that was made Of the process OF the courts
10 shield the doors from the criminal
effects Of their acts 0s trustees
In closing, he says: with the above
representation Of the fncts and the laW OF
this case, ! have now only TO refer 10 the
complete chain Of proof This consists OF
the decd of trust, the memorandum Of
january IL, 1880, for the conversion ~ the
trust property the record OF proceedings
IN the supreme court Of New York, the
testimony OF james II. Ham and other
witnesses before the United States Pacific
railway commission and the books Of the
Union trust company, the transfer agont
Probably few criminal eases are pre-
scented Tor your action where the evidence
OF The crime is ~ conclusive nj the TIRES
hold of the prosecution
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VIZ. va, Iard,. Meetings.

The gospel meetings will he held SUN
day IN the Court street church ut 1880
O'Clock, ior men only; the general meeting
Ut $50 o'clock. instead Of 7:30 o'clock. The
change In the hour IL regarded as wise by
Hpnc Of the workers, hut will not apply 10
the week night services. These, u con.
tinucd next week, will hc held NJ 7:30
O'Clock The Sunday evening meeting ut
$50 o'clock for men II thus arranged In
order that the large number " men de-
/ Hirous oi attending some Of the meetings,
and being unable 10 come out during the
| week, owing Ia pressure III business, may
/ bc h"tivr accommodated.
The steadily increasing interest, the wise
management aud hearty cooperation o
~ many Of the best people warrant IN,
highest expectations
Remember the change Of hours iur sun
day For men only az $3.50 o'clock. gen
cnll meeting at $50 O'Clock.
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FORT WORTH. TEXAS.

Fort Worth
streets
Their are 10 ar wells within or limits reached at depth Of $50 80 feet Rail
Worth Orleans Abhtn
Arkansas MuHhS Fruncio
mile
,c
black o
bale bushels Obusl
In ypilc
school attendance taxable
was 2" ls1l tNabc valuation was sleno. There twelve railroads
crlcl excellent location manufacturing
address
j. II. ALEXANDER.
Secretary Merchants Tex.
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Ihn IrnirnI Nnr..r.

lIas just added To their grccn.houss one
extra large conservatory, aud will be- able
Tor the coming winter to supply elegant lie.
signs, baskets aud bouquets 1t short notice
Call ut the nursery, W Market street, tclc-
phone az, or at their office at Loeb \
Mook's, corner Main and Monroe.
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nd Ann IlerR a.

w. II. Rcycls NJ. D.. of Baltimore Md,
says: II have been IN the practice of mcdi-
iCinc for over eighteen years, hut never have
J seen the equal of llodgor SnrnpaHlln. u
has worked miracles here IN curing rhcuna-
ism and scrofun. Have almost come To
the conclusion that | cannot practice with
out it, Rangum Root Mcdleinc Co., Manu-
iacturcrs Nashville, Tenn ~ UOpcr bottle
Sold at Holsters drug store, M Main street
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At llabcrling's, No. $40 Second street.
Pamela County Agricultural aud stocL
breeders Association, sar,its. wi....
Nox eut her q. . au,l a. 1887.

Tickets on sale Via Mississippi aud Ten.
ncsscc railroad at 81 for the ruund trip on
October "a, November aud ., rnod 10 ~.
turn until aud - November 3, 1857.
For the accommodation II thosc desiring
Ia 90 and rium same day spectral train
will be- run. leaving Memphis at y u M,
arriving 1T Sardis about II 10 am. Return.
Ing, leaves Snrlis nj pm, arriving at
Memphis about pm.
Let everybody 90 and see what Pamela
county can do. Ample accommodations
ior entertainment have hrrn made.
A. J. kNArr, Gcn'l rass. Agent
NJ. BuRgE, Gcn'l Supt
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ONLY LINE Tm.r pors IT
Via Iron nouasaia Rou,e.

Pullman sleeping car and free reclining
chair car Memphis to st. Louis without
change In thirteen hours. Ticket Office
No. 81 Madison street. rf
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From Editors drawer. In Harper, Magazine &
November

rom fllinl \ ntdMcf ~ Harper MhgNlut tot
November.
In the village oi o., in central New
York, lives u shaIptongncd old bachelor
whom have known Tor twenty-five years
ns "tnrlc John. Uncle John Is some
thing OF n character about town. and not
destitute of Yankee wit and shrcwdnoss
lie used 10 make and vcnd, IN an amateur
ish way, certain cough mixture the MFR
its Of which lac preached Ia his friends with
great enthusiasm, warmnting the remedy
Ia curc any cold la twonty.iour houn "or
no pay" One Of his old friends, whom
We win call Ike, being afflicted with ~
we're coughing GOLD iRelc John 'uFN his
finally vehement and pruianc Sculdiug
Ia get him to try the remedy.
liut Ike could not be- induced to chance
it, Not long after this Uncle John
caught n hard cold himself which was ac-
compsnicd by most distressing cough
that shook his poor old frame unmrrci
fully IL did not. however. prevent his
coming down town anil ''pttln ~ hc
called II, in lkc's market. The cold hung
on Tor week ~ morc. and the cough had
grown no better Finally one dny Ike NJ
solved IN brave Inrlc Joln'ssharp tongue.
aud tense him little about his himrs To-
rid himself IT the cold, and the following
dialogue cnsucd. You AM To understand
that Uncle John'srcplies were interrupted
with violent coughing
john
"What Yer wani?'
"Gut hid cold, uin'i YEP"
YES, gui the wtisi ever had'n my life. -
'llanps on pretty bad, don't itl'
tHN.... l....t. al L. I
llosiiainrly why don't You try some
q " cough medicine you wanted ter sell
mc?"
~ thought mcbbc y was fool 'nough ter
ask that question. dyer sposc want ter
live forever
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Mechanics steel stamps.
At llabcfling's, No. $40 Second sire,
Dna,iruu

Aud il stimulates and promotes the growth
Of the hair.
Buncits Flayoring extracts are the
beet.
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OyFRroN 4 GRosyENoR offer the siop'.
house No. aN Front street, now occupied
10y Porter q Macrca, Tor rent FROM scptcm.
Der 1.
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Tnr little daughicrof e. II. Harris, New
Vienna, O., WIS seven years paralyzcd
Man. lin cured her.
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Always ask for the Olark brands Of e..
der aud vinegar, and take no other. Guar.
antced the h,st.
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ALWAYS ask for the Ozark brands 81 ci.
der AMI vinegar, aud take M other Guar.
antecd the best.
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Mechanics steel stamps.
At llaberling's, No. $40 Second street.


Mr. Nintluw's soptlius s,tnp should always De-
usod fuf children iuUthiua N suuihcs thu ghlldi
aaiirus nc gums ulll,s 90 pain rurcs VIM rhghr
AID u tie b,ti Wmcdl iOf diluAcn. .gc tVtur
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Rrv. H. PALNrn, Of the VI. T.. Church
In Wilscshurc, IA, has learned by OK.
pcricucc the yairc Of ia-cu.pi-a.
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ssrositycly Emphatcay Free Tickets o
Cheap Round Excursions al RlndS
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~ thought mcbbc y was fool nough ter
ask that question: Dyer s'posc ! want ter
live forever
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AWNTEE Dill and 100 NOTED SCOUTS,
| AN NIIlI DILL. COWBOYS and INDIANS!
Wild

SEQ the Glorious, Lavishly
In all lis staicnc the Public Tborouglfnrc
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lIcsiinilnrly why don't YOU try some
a. " cough medicine YOU wanted Ter sell
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INDUSTRIOUS FOREIGN RBIN5FORCENIENTs:


Prince Mislko's Hoyal Nc,biy Japanese fi~ft4'
Mciryror'. Scotch N,bru- sT-nts
Ar.nrhan aalM M
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THE WILD WEST AND IT'S WEIRD WONDERS
/ Thriingiy and ydly Illustrates,
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"on the next day, January -, 1870, the
Denver Pacific trust stock WIS taken irom
thc sale ~ aud nearly all Of In proceeds In
Union Pacific railway stock, worth about
tIunun, Ven Immediately delivered to
Jay Gould. The articles OF consolidation
Ncrc signwl On the same dny, aud thus the
plan ol cmhClllrncnt formulated ten DAYS
bciow was carried into execution. The
result was that the trust security Nas taken
nom the trust, and thcirusiccs, Jay Gould
and Sagc, rui its pruccr,ls The premiums.
diNidends and Interest, together With the
Union Pacific midway company's stock NJ.
eciNcd 10y these tusipys NJ above got
birth, aggregate about sG.OOn,UO."
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WI " NV T''T'TT ITIII 7 Y ~
Yes. got the wust ever had'n my life. "
"llanps on pretty bad, don't ity'
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The Boom in Kansas

II. Bullin, Esq, of Richmond, Cache
Valley, returned to his home yesterday
after having spent successful winter
in railroading in Kansas. Mr.. Bullin
says that portions of Kansas are fairly
wild, and are booming to such a high
pitch that scarcely any one there can
keep their head. Little towns are fairly
alive with people, aid real estate agents
and real estate investors are omnipres-
ent and almost omniveIo !s Speaking
of Ogden, he said from the accounts he
read in the papers he anticipated seeing
the streets crowded with excited peo-
pie, and the boom on in full force. Og-
den, however, while having magnificent
prospects for staple and permanent i'm
provement, hardly wants or expects the
excitement to run so high.
A high state of excitement usually re-
suits in no permanent good. Our pros
poets will bear Investigation, and we
think they will compare favorably with
those OF any of our rivals. We only
ask men who want to invest to come
and see what we have to offer in the
way of facilities and opportunities, and
they will become convinced that Ogden
is good field.
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Personal and General.

No business in the Police Court yes
terday.
The weatherwise say a storm is
brewing.
STILL the boom goes on; only it will
take some little time yet to get il
worked up to the proper pitch
The suggestion to establish board
of trade meets with hearty second in
some quarters, and we hope some of
Ogden's gentlemen will take the matter
in hand and establish the enterprise.
A lively runaway occurred on Main
Street last Tuesday evening. A team
hitched to a job wagon ran along Main
Street from Fourth TO First, when they
were turned against tree or pole and
broke the neck yoke. No damage, but
considerable dust.
"WHERE's all those eastern capitalists
that are going to invest IN real estate,
so largely" asked a gentleman of a
real estate agent yesterday. II don't
know" was the reply, Il have been
trying to get hold of them, but can't
put my finger on them yet
WE hope soon to be able to chronicle
the fact OF the manufacture of iron being
commenced in the near future. That
We have the materials, with the excep-
ton of coke, there is no doubt. That We
have the capital that is looking in that
direction, is equally sure and the mat
ter is only question of time when it
Will be contaminated.
THERE is great room for hope that
no oil 1 ro yo no ftnr ~
the building of the new City II all in
hand at an early day. Set the ball
rolling and see what can be done. The
place is one that is absolutely necessary
and the investment would come back
into the city Golfers almost before they
could complete the building
PROFESSOR RADCLIFFE, the celebrated
pianist, gave a musical recital at the res.
ldence of Hon. D. II. Peery on Tuesday
evening. A number of interested lis
teners were IN attendance and enjoyed
the music very much. Mr.. Grant, the
whistler, added Variety TO the evenings
enjoyment by per o ming the difficult
feat OF whistlIng distinctly two parts at
the same time.
Mrs, BosCHINsKI was held on the
charge of obstructing officer Brown in
the lawful performance of his duties, to
awaitthe action OF the grand jury. The.
civil case of Mr.. Galbraith against
Boschinski. resulted in a judgment in
favor of plaintiff and be got possession
of the mares over which the trouble
originated. Rather an expensive and
seriousitem for the Russians.
EVERYBODY seems determined On
having a brisk summer and if the out
look is not very deceiving there will be
added to the value OF Ogden property
about half a million dollars In new
buildings and improvements. This is
saying nothing of several talked of i'm
provements and investments, that if
made, will swell the total by $780, 900.
We believe that Ogdenites may well
anticipate a nice seasons business and
think they may reap a snug sum for
the coming years labors.